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unplugging EBPV?
Can I simply unplug the EBPV sensor to disable the EBPV? I can't stand it in the morning, it doesn't do me and good and instead of pulling the turbo out or wiring it off Id rather do something simpler and cleaner.
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Yes. Just unplug it. I've had mine unplugged for a couple of winters now with no negative effect. No CEL light, no nothing.
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it sets a soft code. i just cut mine out. lol.
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the ebpv usually throws a code anyways, its a common thing on the 7.3's, especially the obs ones like mine
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I have mine unplugged and have no issues with it. I cant stand that sound when its cold out either
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Me too, its obnoxious. Going to do that tomorrow and be done with that damn thing!
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I was glad I pulled everything out....gave me the chance to see that the turbo needed cleaning which was making the valve stick , & I had exhaust donuts to replace, swhile doing that I GUTTED the pedestal, I didn't want the plug just hanging & also wanted the option to put it back if I need too.
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How hard is messing around with the turbo? Id like to gut might ebv as well but I don't want to f anything up
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easiest way to unplug it is from the air box, theres a temp sensor there, it wont operate without it, and it wont set a code
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